Atlantic News and Farm Bureau Remarks at Des Moines Session
The issue notes the Farm Bureau federation opening its ninth annual session in Des Moines with plans to debate major measures including a national effort to raise $100 million for primary road paving. It praises the Farm Bureau as the farmer’s best friend and highlights its social and living standard impacts beyond economics.
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Will He Veta Ti Will President Coolidge Act
The article discusses the likelihood of a presidential veto or signature on a bill in its present session. It outlines the political stakes for the Republican Party and Coolidge, noting opposition and support within Congress. A verdict on the bill's fate remains uncertain amid strategic voting and potential veto.
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Washington Birthplace Memorial Plans Replica House
Wakefield National Memorial Association seeks funds to raise a memorial and build a replica of the Washington birth house on Wakefield estate land near Pope's Creek Virginia. The project aims to establish a national shrine with memberships from individuals and groups, aided by a national board of regents and volunteers across states.
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Freight costs burden Iowa farmers at ship and buy point
Dwitht L. Lewis, commerce counsel for the Iowa railroad commission, told Des Moines livestock shippers that farmers alone pay freight on both produced and purchased goods. He warned that arguments for high long haul rates risk Iowa competition and urged shippers to press to keep rates down, noting the system predates modern markets.
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I Must Be Modern or Hide My Old-Fashioned Self
A reflective monologue on social pressure to dress and live up to trends. The speaker fears ridicule for outmoded clothes and a dated car, while acknowledging desire to resist consumer urges and keep personal dignity. The voice echoes era adage against conformity.
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Freed of Murder to Face Liquor Charges in Iowa City
A district court jury found Milo Slezak not guilty of murder in the shooting on November. Joe Kinney, another Oxford man, will face liquor transportation charges filed by County Attorney C. B. Russell. Kinney admitted buying alcohol from Slezak at the time of the slaying.
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Old Suit Against Pottawattamie Tax Collector Dropped
A county suit to recover 1.945 million dollars paid to delinquent personal tax collector J A Gorham during 1920 1931 was dismissed for want of prosecution by District Judge O B Wheeler. The case named Maxfield Gorham Southern Surety Massachusetts Bonding and Insurance New Amsterdam Casualty as bond furnisher. The county claimed misrepresentation and that Gorham did not collect the sums, with prior actions in federal court addressing grain elevator taxes and a 1919 1920 tax dispute. A settlement later saw grain elevators pay 14 649 43 to the county treasurer for those years.
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Bremer cashier of defunct bank faces ten year term
A damaged OCR sentence states Brewer, 34, cashier at Parmers Savings Bank in Liberty Center, was indicted on charges of grand larceny by embezzlement. Following indictment yesterday, Brewer appeared in court facing a sentence in the state penitentiary if convicted.
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